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❗️ This shouldn't be merged until WordPress/gutenberg#10956 is officially part of Gutenberg (Planned for the Gutenberg 4.2 Release)❗️
A followup to #22.
This PR removes our secondary
style-editor-frame.css
file, and consolidates all of our editor styles intostyle-editor.css
. Initially, the standard editor stylesheet was limited in scope to individual blocks, which meant we were unable to style the general alignment of the page, as well as items like the page title and default appender.The scope of
style-editor.css
is being expanded in WordPress/gutenberg#10956 , so we're now able to style those elements in a single stylesheet.Some minor style tweaks were necessary to make our original styles work in this context, but for the most part this is identical to #22.